Category: Scholarships

SBI Youth for India Fellowship 2017-18

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SBI Youth for India Fellowship 2017-18 : 

Eligibility:

  • Young Professionals or Fresh Graduates
  • Age 21-32 (as on date of commencement of programme)
  • Indian citizen

Shortlist: Shortlisted candidates are notified on an ongoing basis during the application period. We continuously engage with shortlisted applicants over an online forum to get to know them better as well as clarify their doubts regarding the Fellowship.

Interview:Interviews shall be conducted in major metro cities or virtually for applicants based outside India

Background and research: You will have access to further material about the programmes of our partner NGOs. You will research, read and familiarize yourself with these to be able to decide on your preferred programme area and partner NGO.

Progrmme details:
13 months
2 cohorts commencing in August and October 2016
Full-time
Requires you to stay in rural areas near the project site
Week 1-2: Orientation & Training
Week 3-6: Location Familiarization & Project Formulation
Month 3-11: Project Implementation, Periodic Monitoring, Review Workshops
Month 12-13: Documentation of Project Work, Handover, Valediction
Fellowship Support

Post Fellowships: After completion of the Programme :

You can continue in the rural development sector with NGOs or explore social entrepreneurship opportunities.
You can pursue further studies or other fellowships.
You can return to the mainstream and apply your learning to develop products and services more suited to Rural India.

For any clarifications contact: contactus@youthforindia.org

Apply: http://www.youthforindia.org/index.php/login

Scholarship Scheme for Faculty Members from Academic Institutions

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Scholarship Scheme for Faculty Members from Academic Institutions: The Reserve Bank of India invites application as per prescribed format from full-time faculty members, teaching economics or finance in any University Grants Commission (UGC) or All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) recognized Universities/Colleges in India to undertake short term research in the areas of monetary and financial economics, banking, real sector issues and other areas of interest to the Reserve Bank.

Objectives:

  • To increase awareness about the activities of the Reserve Bank among faculty members and student community, and
  • To provide exposure to faculty members teaching economics and/or finance in different areas/activities in the Reserve Bank.
  • Number of scholarships: A maximum of five.

Selection Procedure: The candidates will be shortlisted on the basis of the (a) research proposal of not more than 1000 words, (b) curriculum vitae and (c) interview by a selection panel.

Duration of Project: Three months, commencing August 1, 2017.
Last date for application: May 31, 2017
Scholarship Scheme for Faculty Members from Academic Institutions
Applications are invited by Reserve Bank of India (RBI) for Scholarship Scheme for Faculty Members from Academic Institutions. The scholarship scheme for faculty members aims at bringing on board scholars, who would be able to undertake and pursue critical projects successfully and thereby contribute to the Reserve Bank’s research universe. The Reserve Bank of India invites full-time faculty members teaching economics or finance in any UGC or AICTE recognized Universities/ Colleges in India to undertake short-term research in the areas of monetary and financial economics, banking, real sector issues and other areas of interest to the Reserve Bank.

1. Objectives
The broad objectives of the scheme are:
To increase awareness about the activities of the Bank amongst faculty members and student community, and
To provide exposure to faculty members teaching economics and/or finance in different areas/activities in the Reserve Bank.

2. Eligibility
The eligibility criteria for the scheme are as follows:
Full-time faculty teaching economics and/or finance in any UGC-recognized Universities/Colleges in India.
Indian nationals.
Age below 55 years.

3. Schedule of the Scheme
The application, complete in all respect, should reach the Bank latest by May 31, 2017.
Commencement of the scholarship scheme would be from August 1, 2017.

4. Selection Procedure
The applicants need to send a research proposal of not more than 1000 words and detailed curriculum vitae along with the duly filled in application form. The candidates will be shortlisted on the basis of the research proposal and curriculum vitae. The shortlisted candidates will then be interviewed by a selection panel. The candidates found suitable would be invited to undertake research on the theme decided by the Reserve Bank.

P.S.: Incomplete application/application received after the due date will not be considered for shortlisting.

5. Theme
The exact theme of the research for the scholars will be decided by RBI based on the research proposals submitted by the respective candidates.

6. Submission of Application
The application in hard copy may be forwarded to ‘The Director, Development Research Group, Department of Economic and Policy Research, 7th Floor, Central Office Building, Reserve Bank of India, Fort, Mumbai – 400 001’. The application should be sent along with detailed curriculum vitae and the research proposal.
The soft version of application (in addition to hard copy) and/or any queries related to the scheme may be sent to email.

7. Number of Scholarship
A maximum of five scholarships would be considered for 2017. The Reserve Bank, at its discretion, may vary the number of scholarships for any year.

8. Duration of the Project
The duration of the project is maximum three months.

9. Location of the Scheme

The scheme would be mainly operational at Central Office Departments of RBI, Mumbai. In certain cases, the Reserve Bank may ask the selected candidate to conduct research at select Regional Offices of RBI also. However, Bank may provide the option to the candidates to work from their institution for the Study during the period of 2 to 3 months.

10. Facilities
The major facilities that will be made available to the selected scholar would include:
Restricted economy class domestic airfare ticket during visits to RBI Central Office, Mumbai from place of residence/work in India.
Monthly allowance of ₹ 25,000/- (Rupees twenty five thousand only) to be paid for the duration of the project (not more than three months).
In addition to the monthly remuneration, on completion of the Project/ Research paper and on acceptance of the same by RBI, payment of ₹ 1 lakh as honorarium would be made.

Note: No accommodation or allowance for accommodation will be provided during the period of scholarship.

11. Responsibilities
The selected scholar will have the following responsibilities:
The scholar would be required to submit a research paper/project report that contributes to RBI research activities.
The scholar should make a presentation of his/her work in a Seminar at Reserve Bank, Mumbai.
The scholar, if he/she desires to publish his/her research work elsewhere, may do so with prior permission of the Reserve Bank.

12. Guidelines for publishing the research paper outside RBI
After completion of the project and subsequent submission of the final report, if the scholar desires to publish the study outside RBI, the following guidelines are to be followed by the scholar –
The paper should be published with the disclaimer that- “the views expressed in the study/paper are solely of the author and not of Reserve Bank of India”.
In case the scholar wants to acknowledge any names from Reserve Bank of India, it may be done only after seeking prior permission.
The scholar may mention that the project was undertaken as a part of the ‘RBI Scholarship Scheme for Faculty Members of Academic Institutions 2017’.
The said study should not be considered as a ‘RBI funded project’.

For more details please visit www.rbi.org.in

https://rbi.org.in/scripts/Bs_viewcontent.aspx?Id=3340

Diploma in Participatory Rural Development – Scholarships offered

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*NABARD HAS OFFERED FULL SCHOLARSHIP FOR CANDIDATES NOMINATED BY NGOs. THIS
MAIL IS TO INFORM THE NGOs ABOUT THIS OPPORTUNITY.*

Please find attached an announcement for the third batch of “Diploma in
Participatory Rural Development” being organized by Manavodaya Institute of
Participatory Development, Lucknow in collaboration with the famous Tata
Institute of Social Sciences (TISS), Mumbai. The 3rd batch starts in July
and *admissions will be over by 15th June, 2017.*

TISS is a world class institution for education and research in social
development. Manavodaya Institute is well known for its work in
Participatory Rural Development where students from all over the world have
been receiving training on the subject for the past 20 years. (See
www.manavodaya.org). With the joining of hands of these two institutions,
the students get the best possible learning on the subject.

This is a professional course and we are looking for students who are
seriously interested in making a career in the development sector.* The
course is run in Hindi and English. Hence candidates from the Hindi
speaking belt can easily do the course.*

The announcement and the brief description are attached. There are limited
seats and we advise candidates to apply early till the time seats are
available.

We conducted the twentieth batch of an international course on the same
subject attended by students from Europe and South Africa this year.

Varun Vidyarthi

Course Coordinator
varunvidyarthi@gmail.com
www.manavodaya.org

Manavodaya Institute of Participatory Development

I.I.M. Road, Lucknow
Phone : 8090061459

PS : The fees structure is as follows : Total fees Rs. 44,600. *NABARD is
offering full scholarship for students nominated by NGOs.* This year it is
being extended to the entire country. The students have only to bear hostel
and food expenses in Lucknow. There are many half scholarships.

*Most students of the last batch got interview calls even before they
completed the course. Apart from building professional skills, it is
extremely good for the career of students.*

NB: the above information is shared by the Institute (MIPD) and you need to directly
get in touch with them for any clarifications.

Fund for Cooperation and Knowledge

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Fund for Cooperation and Knowledge: Fund for Cooperation and Knowledge – VIII edition – academic year 2017-2018

The new call in online!

The Fund is intended to provide scholarships to students from Developing Countries, who wish to study one year at the University of Pavia, and to UNIPV students who would like to spend some months in a Developing Country for studying, researching and/or training. The Fund and the selection of the students are managed by a Committee composed by students, professors and officers of the University of Pavia.
The Committee will select – among the applicants – the students who will receive a scholarship for the Academic Year 2017-2018. There is a call for applications currently opened to candidates from Developing Countries.

APPLICATION
Interested candidates must submit an application (available on the website of UNIVP
http://www.unipv.eu/site/en/home/fees-and-funding/fund-for-cooperation-and-knowledge.html) which has to include:
1. a complete application form (completed in all its parts): it must be filled in English using the
computer; then it has to be printed, signed, completed with a passport-size picture, and
scanned; candidates must indicate a Skype contact;
2. a motivation letter written in English;
3. a transcript of records in English or translated into Italian by an accredited Italian authority;
4. a recent letter of reference (written in English after the 1st May 2017) hand signed by a
university professor and dated;
5. a curriculum vitae in English (European format: available on this Web page);
6. a recent health certificate (issued after the 1st May 2017 in English or translated into Italian
by an accredited Italian authority) attesting that the applicant is in good health conditions
and is not suffering from physical or mental illnesses;
7. a photocopy of a valid passport (or of a valid identification document, ID) of the applicant.
AVAILABLE COURSES
Applicants may select only a master course degree taught in English, selected among those listed below:

• Electronic Engineering
• Industrial Automation Engineering
• Economics, Finance and International Integration
• International Business and Entrepreneurship
• Molecular Biology and Genetics
• World Politics and International Relations

The deadline is 12.00 pm (Italian time) of the 12 June 2017.

Work schedule:
– May 2017: opening of the call for applications;
– May/June 2017: collection of the applications;
– June 2017: selection of the winning student;
– June 2017: defining the program of the selected student;
– September 2017: the Program starts;
– A.Y. 2017-2018: carrying out of the Program;
– July 2018: the first part of the Program ends.

For further information, read the FAQ or ask by email to fund.cooperation@unipv.it (due to the high number of questions received everyday by email, only those which cannot be answered by reading very carefully the call for applications and the FAQs will get a reply).

Eligible Countries:  Afghanistan, India,Sri Lanka,Bangladesh,Bhutan, Nepal,PakistanGuinea, Rwanda, Benin, Guinea-Bissau Senegal, Burkina Faso, Haiti , Sierra Leone, Burundi, Korea Dem. People’s Rep., Somalia, Central African Republic, Liberia, South Sudan, Chad, Madagascar, Tanzania, Comoros, Malawi, Togo, Congo Dem. Rep, Mali, Uganda, Eritrea, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Ethiopia,  Gambia, The Niger, Armenia, Kiribati, Solomon Islands,  Kosovo, Kyrgyz Republic, Sudan, Bolivia, Lao PDR, Swaziland, Cabo Verde, Lesotho, Syrian Arab Republic, Cambodia, Mauritania, Tajikistan, Cameroon, Micronesia, Fed. Sts., Timor-Leste Congo, Rep. Moldova, Tonga, Côte d’Ivoire, Mongolia, Tunisia, Djibouti, Morocco, Ukraine, Egypt Arab Rep., Myanmar, Uzbekistan, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Vanuatu, Ghana, Nigeria, Vietnam, Guatemala, , West Bank and Gaza, Honduras, Papua New Guinea, Yemen Rep.,  Philippines, Zambia, Indonesia, Samoa, Kenya, São Tomé and Principe.

For more information visit: http://www.unipv.eu/site/en/home/fees-and-funding/fund-for-cooperation-and-knowledge.html

The Sahapedia – UNESCO Fellowships 2017

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The Sahapedia – UNESCO Fellowships 2017

About the Fellowship

To provide enthusiasts, students and scholars an opportunity to engage with cultural heritage and follow their pursuit of the knowledge systems of India, Sahapedia is pleased to announce its Fellowship programme.

“Saha”, Sanskrit for “together with”, is an invitation to explore together the richness of our cultural landscapes. The Sahapedia – UNESCO Fellowship programme is an extension of this invitation to engage with the rich and diverse range of arts, heritages and cultures of India.
UNESCO’s Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage 2003 (referred to as UNESCO 2003 Convention hereafter), refers to “importance of the intangible cultural heritage as a mainspring of cultural diversity and a guarantee of sustainable development.” The Sahapedia – UNESCO Fellowships are a part of the efforts to raise — at local, national, and international levels — awareness of the importance of intangible heritage, and accessibility of the same to communities, groups and individuals. The content documented and curated as a part of this fellowship programme is expected to fulfill, in part, the aims and objectives of the UNESCO 2003 Convention.

Through this initiative, Fellows will be encouraged to carry out documentation and critical research in diverse areas of cultural knowledge, while interacting with and enhancing networks that contribute to the creation of the same. This research of the Fellows will be published on the Sahapedia web portal, contributing to the online resource.

The Fellowship programme offers two variants currently – the Sahapedia Project Fellowship and the Sahapedia Research Fellowship. This gives the applicant the option of participating either at the level of primary documentation or of the content curation process.
Deliverables
Sahapedia Project Fellow (SPF):

• The Project Fellow shall coordinate the contribution of different kinds of multimedia content revolving around a particular theme.
• The module to be created on the theme could be in the format of one core article, a couple of allied articles, an image gallery and/or video recording, interviews and quick facts, for instance. *
• The project taken up is expected to be fulfilled in the period of 12 weeks.
Sahapedia Research Fellow (SRF):

• The Research Fellow position is meant for both academic engagement and primary field-work and documentation. The Research Fellow shall submit a minimum of three or four elements surrounding one or multiple topics.
• The deliverables for scholars and field-workers could involve, for instance, interviews with other scholars or practitioners, review of scholarship, interview discussing key issues of the topic, overview or introductory material or primary multimedia documentation on the topic. *
• Students and young researchers could potentially work on the documentation process (through field photos/videos, plans, sketches, and the like), transcription and translation of interviews, and/or compilation of quick facts (like filmographies, compositions, choreographies, etc.). *
• The tasks taken up are ideally to be completed in the period of 8 weeks.

A 400-word proposal has to be submitted during the time of application with details of the work the applicant aims to carry out and relevance of this work to Sahapedia, and a tentative list of deliverables specific to the assignment in question. Young scholars and researchers may enlist the guidance of teachers, professors or mentors, in this application, if required. The exact deliverables shall be discussed and fixed for each Fellow based on this proposal, on their being shortlisted.
*For pointers, find a list of links to different kinds of content on Sahapedia (Annexure – 1) and a note of ways to use the Representative List and Urgent Safeguarding List of the UNESCO 2003 Convention (Annexure – 2). We hope these will act as starting points for applicants to conceptualise their contribution to Sahapedia.

Eligibility The Fellowship is available to post-doctoral scholars, doctoral candidates, post-graduates, and graduates (including those students due to graduate in the summer of 2017). It is expected that the area or domain being applied for by an applicant is their area of expertise, or that this area has been the focus of one of their pursuits. Fellows are free to work jobs or engage in professional or academic work, as long as they find sufficient time to finish the projects taken up as a part of the Sahapedia Fellowship.
Duration

The project taken up by the Fellow is expected to be completed in the time-frame of twelve weeks for the SPF and of eight weeks for the SRF.
Funding

The SPF shall be granted an award of Rs. 40,000 and the SRF an award of Rs. 15,000. Once the deliverables have been fixed for individual Fellows, a detailed plan is to be drafted for submission, including an expenditure plan. The first installment (20%) of the award will be paid after the approval of the plan. The subsequent installments shall be paid on completion of specific elements in the assignment plan.
Benefits

Through this programme, Fellows shall receive an opportunity to work and conduct research in their area of interest, while receiving access to networks of scholars and professionals in the heritage sector. Their work will be made visible on the Sahapedia portal, making it accessible to wider audiences.
Application Guidelines

The following materials are to be submitted as a part of the application:
1. Resume or curriculum vitae;
2. A proposal of not more than 400 words; **
3. A writing sample (previously written essay).

Please find attached the terms and conditions, providing details of the contractual agreement (Annexure – 3), and a time-line of the process (Annexure -4) for your benefit.

**If the resources provided by Sahapedia are to be utilized for work already in progress, a note explaining this work with a brief description of how this will be developed into publishable material should be provided.
Contact

The documents listed above should either be emailed to: fellowships@sahapedia.org
Or sent to:
Sahapedia
C-1/3, First Floor,
SDA (Safdarjung Development Area)
New Delhi – 110016.

For queries, write to fellowships@sahapedia.org or contact +918826622261.

Apply NOW

Jawaharlal Nehru Memorial Fund Scholarships

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Information about JNMF Scholarships

CATEGORIES OF SCHOLARSHIPS

The scholarships are available for Ph.D. study in India to the following categories of students:

Indian Nationals

Nationals of other Asian countries

AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION/SUBJECT

A candidate may apply for scholarship in any one of the following areas of specialisation:

Indian History and Civilization
Sociology
Comparative Studies in Religion & Culture
Economics
Geography
Philosophy
Ecology & Environment
ELIGIBILITY CONDITIONS

At the time of making the application for scholarship, a candidate should

Hold a FIRST Class Post-graduate degree with a minimum 60% marks in aggregate in both graduate and post graduate level,
Already be registered/admitted for Ph.D. degree with a recognized University/Institution in India. Those who have applied for registration and have not yet been registered at the time of submission of application, are not eligible to apply,
Not be above 35 years of age,
Be a full-time Ph.D. Scholar
DURATION OF SCHOLARSHIP

up to 2 years.

VALUE OF SCHOLARSHIP FOR BOTH THE CATEGORIES
Maintenance allowance including Tuition fee – Rs.18,000 per month
Contingent expenses for study tours within India, purchase of books, stationery, etc. – Rs.15,000 per annum

What you need to apply for a JNMF Scholarship

LAST DATE

Completed application form together with all the necessary enclosures should reach Administrative Secretary, Jawaharlal Nehru Memorial Fund, Teen Murti House, New Delhi-110011 on or before 31 May. The candidates are advised to send their applications as soon as possible. The Fund will not be responsible for any postal delays in reaching the application by the due date.

The Selection Committee’s decision to call a candidate for interview or select a candidate for scholarship will be final and no representation in this regard will be entertained.

ENCLOSURES

1) A passport size photograph of the applicant to be pasted on the form.
2) A synopsis of the proposed project as per the attached format.
3) Doctoral Monitoring Committee’s report or Supervisor’s report/recommendations.
4) Postal Order/Demand Draft for Rs.100.
5) Ph.D registration certificate.

Incomplete and unsigned forms are liable to be rejected.

http://www.jnmf.in/sabout.html

Rotary Peace Fellowships

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Each year, Rotary selects up to 100 professionals from around the world to receive fellowships to study at one of our peace centers.

Through academic training, practice, and global networking opportunities, the Rotary Peace Centers program develops leaders who become catalysts for peace and conflict prevention and resolution. These fellowships cover tuition and fees, room and board, round-trip transportation, and all internship and field-study expenses.

In just over a decade, the Rotary Peace Centers have trained more than 1,000 fellows for careers in peace building. Many of them are serving as leaders at international organizations or have started their own foundations.

Check out the Rotary Peace Map to see where our alumni are creating positive change.

Our fellowships:Each year, Rotary awards up to 50 fellowships for master’s degrees and 50 for certificate studies at premier universities around the world.

Master’s degree programs: Last 15 to 24 months and require a practical internship of two to three months during the academic break.

Professional development certificate program: For experienced professionals and lasts three months with two to three weeks of field study.

For further information visit:

https://www.rotary.org/en/our-programs/peace-fellowships

Rotary Youth Leadership Awards

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Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) is an intensive leadership experience organized by Rotary clubs and districts where you develop your skills as a leader while having fun and making connections.

What are the benefits?

  • Connect with leaders in your community and around the world to:
  • Build communication and problem-solving skills
  • Discover strategies for becoming a dynamic leader in your school or community
  • Learn from community leaders, inspirational speakers, and peer mentors
  • Unlock your potential to turn motivation into action
  • Have fun and form lasting friendships

What’s involved?

RYLA events are organized locally by Rotary clubs and districts for participants ages 14-30. Depending on community needs, RYLA may take the form of a one-day seminar, a three-day retreat, or a weeklong camp. Typically, events last 3-10 days and include presentations, activities, and workshops covering a variety of topics.

Your community might host a RYLA event for secondary school students to hone their leadership potential, for university students to develop creative problem-solving strategies, or for young professionals to learn ethical business practices.

How can I get involved?

RYLA participants are nominated by local Rotary clubs. Contact your local Rotary club to find out more about RYLA events in your area, how to apply, and any costs of getting involved.

Are you a member or alumnus of Interact, Rotaract, or Rotary Youth Exchange? RYLA can reconnect you with Rotary. Attend a local, regional, or international RYLA event to continue building your leadership skills or volunteer as a peer mentor.

Want to organize a RYLA event?

Energize the next generation of community leaders through Rotary Youth Leadership Awards. Not only will RYLA help young people develop their potential as service-minded leaders, it will energize and inspire your Rotary club and challenge you to discover your own power to be an influential community leader.

For further information and deadlines and criteria please visit the link below:

https://www.rotary.org/en/our-programs/rotary-youth-leadership-awards

John Dillon Fellowship

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John Dillon Fellowship
The John Dillon Memorial Fellowship was established by ACIAR in recognition of Professor John L. Dillon’s life-long support for international agricultural research. The Fellowship scheme serves the memory of John Dillon by providing career development opportunities for outstanding young agricultural scientists or economists from ACIAR partner countries who are involved in a current or recently completed ACIAR project. 8-10 Fellowships are offered annually.
The Fellowship aims to develop leadership skills in the areas of agricultural research management, agricultural policy and/or extension technologies. This is achieved by providing exposure to Australian agriculture across a range of best-practice organisations involved in research, extension and/or policy making.
The visit programs are tailored by negotiation between ACIAR and the selected Fellow to meet the needs of individual Fellows and their employing organisation. Arrangements for the Fellowships will be flexible, and the following points are intended to indicate features of the program:
  • Fellowships normally involve a 5-6 week period in Australia.
  •  Fellows are hosted by 1-2 Australian organisations (such as a Federal Government Department, a University, a Cooperative Research Centre or State Department of Agriculture) where they spend at least 50 % of their Fellowship period.
  •  Fellows participate in a formal research management training course in Australia.
  • Fellows undertake a structured program of visits to various institutes, including the presentation of relevant lectures.
For further information visit: http://aciar.gov.au/training/JDF

Undergraduate Academic Excellence Scholarship

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Undergraduate Academic Excellence Scholarship Terms and Conditions 2017/18
This scholarship is only available to full-time students and will only be paid once for each eligible level of study, subject to meeting progression requirements, regardless of the reason for repeating a level.

30 scholarships will be allocated conditionally in March, prior to September entry, to those applicants who completed the scholarship application form by 7 March 2017 and who meet the following eligibility criteria:

Must meet the entry criteria for a programme of study within the scholarship scheme for the year of entry.
Must achieve one of the following qualifications and grades:
3 A-Levels with grades AAA or above
International Baccalaureate Diploma with 35 points or above
3 Scottish Advanced Highers with grades AAA
Higher Irish Leaving Certificate from 5 subjects with grades H2, H2, H2, H2, H3 under the new grading system and AAAAB under the old grading system.
BTEC Extended Diploma with grades D*D*D*
Equivalent of 3 A-Levels grade AAA from a recognised EU qualification, see appendix 1 of these terms and conditions for details.
(UCAS tariff equivalencies or combinations of qualifications will not be accepted)

Must have submitted a completed scholarship application by 28 February 2017.
Must make Brunel University London their firm choice through UCAS by 20 July 2017.

The scholarship will be in the form of £6,000 cash or fee waiver, each year for a maximum of three years, provided that the progression criteria, as shown in section 3 of these Terms and Conditions, have been met. A separate scholarship is available during the placement year for those who meet the criteria.

Scholarships will be allocated conditionally to those applicants who meet the eligibility criteria and who are selected by the College scholarship awarding panels as being the strongest applicants, as demonstrated through their scholarship and UCAS applications.

Holders of the scholarships will be expected to act as role models for the University and to contribute to the life of the University. By accepting a scholarship/bursary the student is agreeing to become a Student Ambassador for the University. As a student ambassador, students will be expected to participate occasionally in various activities to help promote the University. This might for example include hosting tours of the campus and its facilities, providing administrative support at Open Days, participating in social media and other marketing activity. In addition holders of the scholarship may be invited to events, such as receptions, and there is an expectation that they take part in these.

1. Eligibility

Those not eligible for this scholarship:

Students who have made Brunel their Firm choice in Clearing or Adjustment.
Students who transfer from another institution.
Students funded by the NHS Business Services Authority (NHSBSA) i.e. Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy.
Those on the final year of the MEng or MMath or MMath in Financial Mathematics (where a fee waiver will be applied).
Those on a Foundation year. Foundation year students will be considered for a scholarship/bursary following successful progression into year 1.
All scholarships and bursaries will be considered and awarded in year 1 of the course only, with the exception of the Care Leaver Bursary, which will be awarded in Year 0.
Applicants entering the University in Year 2/Level 2 will not be considered for any scholarship or bursary, with the exception of the Care Leaver Bursary.
2. Allocation

2.1 Eligibility criteria are reviewed annually.

2.2 Scholarships/bursaries are awarded to those who meet the eligibility criteria at the time of allocation.

2.3 Students are considered for scholarships/bursaries using the information provided at the time of their application only and cannot be considered should their circumstances change during the course of their studies. Scholarships/bursaries cannot be backdated.

2.4 Only one scholarship/bursary can be paid to any one student in any one year with the exception of the Care Leaver and the David Sands Civil Engineering Scholarship.

2.5 Undergraduate Academic Excellence scholarships will be awarded conditionally in March and confirmed in early September, following receipt of A-Level results.

2.6 Foundation year students will be considered for a scholarship/bursary following successful completion of their foundation year.

2.7 Deferred applicants will be considered for a scholarship/bursary in the year they start their course and not in the year of their course application.

2.8 The decision of the allocation panel is final. The University will not accept any appeals in respect of the decisions made by the Panel.

Any queries relating to these terms and conditions should be addressed to the Admissions Office by emailing: scholarships@brunel.ac.uk

For further info visit https://www.brunel.ac.uk/study/undergraduate-fees-and-funding/scholarships/undergraduate-academic-excellence-scholarship